A very classic old movie.
"Butterfly Dream" contains many elements, which have been repeatedly used by later generations. A poor girl married into a wealthy family and flew up the branches to become a phoenix. The stand-in stalk of Queen Chunyuan (specifically, the current wearing the clothes of her dead predecessor to attend a banquet touched her husband's heartbreak and was scolded by her husband). Wife murderer. East Palace Terrier (suicide makes her husband feel guilty, and she lives in the shadows in the second half. In fact, the hero and heroine turn around and live happily and forget Rebecca).
The female protagonist married the male protagonist, and after arriving at the villa, she was always in a panic, submissive and petty, and many barrages scolded her. Although I also hate her like this, but logically, there is nothing wrong with her behavior.
Today's children can surf the Internet and watch dramas, with a wide range of information, plus God's perspective, they know what it is like to marry into a wealthy family. The hostess is a young and poor girl from the bottom. She has no Internet access, limited information, and has never lived in a wealthy family. She suddenly became the hostess in a mansion with dozens of servants. No one taught her how to do and what to do. Moody, she must be flustered and restless. Her personality is relatively soft, from the housekeeper to the servants, they are all thinking about how beautiful and excellent the ex-wife is. Her behavior was annoying, but normal.
On the contrary, a young poor girl entering a wealthy family is like returning home, knowing all the rules of the upper class, or using her own mud-legged survival skills to overthrow the survival rules of the entire upper class, opening a plug-in to engage in squatting. This kind of character looks cool, but it is obviously illogical and cannot stand scrutiny.
Going back to the plot, the long-term relationship, I think it is still not exciting enough, not fascinating enough, and the details cannot stand up to scrutiny. After the climax of the male protagonist confessing to killing his wife, he watched it boringly. Finally, the doctor came to the reversal of Rebecca's East Palace Terrier, and it lit up again.
In fact, if you think about it carefully, the male protagonist is a person who is even more inferior than the female protagonist. Married to a socialite-like wife (Rebecca), he sulked when he couldn't hold back. The relationship between husband and wife broke down, and Rebecca lived an absurd and corrupt life as a noblewoman. If she didn't get a divorce, he still couldn't stand her, so he killed her. In the play, the male protagonist is washed very white, and even the murder process is vague, saying that he doesn't know and dare not explain clearly (the novel is a shooting), as if he is innocent, but in fact he is self-inflicted.
The housekeeper burned the house for Rebecca and died in the fire. It was really a lily love. (In the novel, the housekeeper burns the house and runs away)
Rebecca never appeared, but like a butterfly, she enveloped everyone in her butterfly dream.
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